CONNECT ES 4,4+1 SB

Mfr # DC-ES-4SB-EU SKU 4756880 UPC 663072944919

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Product Overview

CONNECT ES 4,4+1 SB

Digi Serial Server With Galvanic Isolation - Twisted Pair - 1 x Network (RJ-45) - 4 x Serial Port - 10/100Base-TX - Fast Ethernet - Wall Mountable
Digi Serial Server With Galvanic Isolation
Twisted Pair - 1 x Network (RJ-45) - 4 x Serial Port - 10/100Base-TX - Fast Ethernet - Wall Mountable

Technical Specifications

Product Type	Terminal Server
Manufacturer Part Number	DC-ES-4SB-EU
Weight (Approximate)	3 lb
Form Factor	Wall Mountable
Manufacturer	Digi International
Product Name	Serial Server With Galvanic Isolation
Product Line	Connect ES
Brand Name	Digi
Height	1.7"
Width	9.3"
Depth	10.6"
Network Standard	10/100Base-TX
Wireless LAN	No
Ethernet Technology	Fast Ethernet
USB	No
Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports	1
Network (RJ-45)	Yes
Serial Port	Yes
Network (RJ-11)	No
Phone Line (RJ-11)	No
Media Type Supported	Twisted Pair
Number of Serial Ports	4

Marketing Information

Extended safety terminal server designed for serial over Ethernet applications that require isolation on and between ports

Digi Connect ES provides serial over Ethernet connectivty. It is IEC 60601 3rd Edition compliant and consists of four or eight galvanic isolated RS-232 serial ports, with a 10/100 Mbps network interface and optional Ethernet switch. Digi Connect ES is used in applications that provide Ethernet connections from serial devices to the central data management system.

Galvanic isolation provides extended electrical safety. There is no electrical path for current to earth ground, ensuring no electrical shock when making physical contact with the Digi Connect ES. There is no electrical path from port to port, ensuring a ground fault will not affect the operation of the Digi Connect ES or the operation of any device connected to it.

Digi's patented RealPort technology makes it possible to establish a connection between the host and a networked serial device by creating a local COM or TTY port on the host computer. Incoming/outgoing and Telnet sessions on each port give system administrators a high level of control over networked serial devices.